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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The school has no way to know if its allergies or not.  They are right as if its a little one, someone has to help them blow their nose.[/quote]
Really? Absent any other symptoms, the odds of a runny nose in a preschooler being Covid is zero. Tbh I don’t even think it’s the first presenting symptom of Covid.[/quote]

I work in Peds urgent care and you are wrong. I have seen young children present with just a mild runny nose, and parents were only bringing them in bexhase daycare Made them[/quote]
Parents are totally bringing young children with only mild runny noses into the URGENT CARE you happen to work at because daycare made them and they all actually have Covid! What a statistic miracle you are! You should contact the CDC with your story, it is truly a medical miracle.[/quote]

That's not what OP Said.  OP said that he/she'd seen some kids like that, not that they ALL actually have covid.

Parents take their kids to urgent care because daycare is excluding them all the time.  I once waited hours in the ER waiting room at children's, with my kid with a high temp.  Kid next to us had a rash that daycare wanted confirmed as not ringworm.  Another kid had pinkeye.

I also agree, as a teacher, that a runny nose in a kid young enough to need help is a problem given that even if the runny nose is allergies the kid be asymptomatic, and helping could put a teacher at risk.[/quote]

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